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i mean, lloyd blankfein's the ceo, his sons both work at goldman.loyd had to pull himself up by his boot straps, but not his kids. there are plenty of people there who have privileged backgrounds. look at lloyd blankfein. you know, he grew up in the south bronx, he move today the east new york part of brooklyn which is not the greatest part of town, you know, for a better life. his father was a postman. lloyd told me -- i thought this was fascinating -- that his father was then, you know, after he retired was replaced by a machine. so, you know, the job that his father was doing was outmoded, and a machine could do it better. and his mother worked in an alarm security company which he described to me as a growth industry in that part of brooklyn. and he went to public high school and, you know, where harvard happened to recruit, found him. he was clearly one of the smartest kids in the class and gave him a full scholarship to go to harvard where he found himself surrounded by, like, prep school students. he didn't feel like he fit in, but he eventua

i felt like in reading the transcripts, it could have been lloyd blankfein talking to henry paulsen, rather than cabinet secretaries in the i recallly -- in the early 19 00s. his description, be the most powerful, as well as how banks were to get access if they needed funds in a crisis situation, was played out exactly 100 years later. goldman was the beneficiary of that. it was eerie how long goldman has had an influence in washington and where it began. it began with henry goldman. after sidney weinberg, basically every leader of the firm was interested in politics or women to washington. part of the reason is because goldman has now, especially, very much up and out mentality. once you have made your pile of cash as goldman goldman sachs aa partner, they force you out. other firms are not set up like that. when i worked, for instance, felix and steve wanted to be treasury secretary. they never got there. felix ended up being ambassador to france and steve was the car czar. but there was the mentality that public service is important. until we get sort of tapped on the shoulder for

doesn't see you as a political rival when you question was well i think it is because i'm a lloyd biding citizen of my teachers and i observe even the e.d.o.t. clause that we have in this day so he can suffer criticism you know he can take it when you know why aren't you present. on story about who is not an educated man. i can be more delicate when i criticize seem then he's when he talks about garage or the ukrainian president i don't call him names i'm just saying he's a not very educated man and i have evidence. just to back it up this gets going he wards someone would be france's karina ward and says karina strolled around saying . you know sgrena died well she hundred fifty years before the city was even founded what do we call a man who says such thing sort of says. the former president. well it. will be better off to take those breaks and stay with us we'll be back here in this room and they tell me that. i am. within a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas d

look at what he doesn't see you as a political rival what you will question was well i think it is because i'm a lloyd biding citizen of my dishes and i observe even the clause which we have in deloris illusion so he can suffer criticism you know he can't take it when you know why aren't you in prison. i'm sorry but he's not an educated man and. i can be more delicate when i criticize saying that he's a when he talks about garage or the ukrainian president i don't call him names i'm just saying he's a not very educated man and i have evident. it's going he wore it someone would be francisco arena ward and cisco arenas strolled around st petersburg you know sgrena died welsh hundred and fifty years before the city was even founded because what do we call a man who says such statements would says. the former president. well of course life will be better off the record shows being said stay with us we'll be back here in this room at the left i wanted. to get. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from

isn't done much transcon is part of the banking culture where there's drama trust gone lloyd blankfein jamie diamond disk i panned it over it's citibank the c.e.o. just paid him so forty two million dollars for stealing four hundred twenty million dollars they have a culture of predatory behavior where once you like a serial killer you know once you steal money from people with mortgage fraud or with banking fees that are illegitimate or with collateralized debt obligations get a taste with a serial financial killing you just go you graduate to these higher crimes and you become a comic strauss kahn or a lloyd blankfein or or jamie diamond where serial financial murder is a part of your day to day life that's the culture you live and well speaking of color coded max let's move on to the next headline because this does have color coded death mornings in the story financial repression coming to america el erian so this is not my middle area and one of the heads of pimco the largest bond fund in the world and he was commenting on the global debt problems and signal and noted that there are some countries alre

i looked in the mirror. >> all of the casting, the guy that plays lloyd blankfein, i thought lloyd blankfein was playing lloyds what got us there and lack of regulation. >> in addition to this film, you're back on stage playing franklin roosevelt. tell us how that is going. >> it's going well. we've done 50 cities, 100 performances in boca raton for a week in the first of june. >> i love that president. i think this country has not done him enough honor. >> you love a live audience, as well. >> oh, yeah. >> you had them with the mary tyler moore days. what sitcom do you like? >> no. >> do you watch television? >> no. >> you and betty white, all you do is read scripts. i just want to breathe your air for a while. >> alec baldwin is becoming the male betty white. >> and we both agree "up" is one of the greatest movies. how is our mary doing? she had surgery. >> i haven't found out. i was delighted to hear it was not major. >> we wish her all the best. >> that movie is tonight. it's called "too big to fail" on hbo. >> up next, always on top of the trends, bobbie thomas. oh, please. [ wind blowing ] ♪ [ female an

. >> i used psychiatrist lloyd davis to reveal this new research for us.ered negative information about someone increased perception of that person. made him or her stand out. and that this may be hard wired in our brain. >> there is something evolutionarily about having some security in that we know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are and that we can communicate that. >> we do it without thinking. >> that they're more interested in people are doing than what they are doing, right. >> reporter: dr. davie says the study is just the beginning of the research. saying that people pay more attention to negative rather than positive news. that may explain the apparent success of negative political attack adds. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a giant in the world of prowrestling is being mourned this evening. macho man randy savage had a heart attack before crashing into a tree. his wife was in the car but suffered only minor injuries. the 58-year-old died moments later at a local hospital. >>> coming up next at 6:00, she was hit with foreclosure

lloyd brown earlier. how often have you talked to them. >> i know them vaguely. willie and rows of the wonderful friends for so many years. they give me great advice. i asked them a lot for the vice, especially when we have such a very serious fight with jerry brown over redevelopment. i have never intended for them at all to be a negative, because he is doing what he needs to do. >> eliminated from the state budget? >> it also hurts us in long term ways. we have used redevelopment of the correct way. the governor knows that. he knows there are other things to gain by this elimination. in that dialogue and, i have asked for a lot of device. with all of the changing term limits, and who do we talk with? he says to be bold, talk to people you ordinarily won't talk to. and to build allegiances as mayor. for this great city, i can pick up the phone and call people and loss angeles, all of the mayor's. that was his first device. yet the 10 biggest mares together and start forming allegiance. when you put that together, you have a powerful voice of there. they listened

see if he can dredge up some of that some of the more the facts the case but could lloyd blankfein in fact could you call i blankfein as a witness as part of your case it sounds like he's an expert witness and fraudulent double dealing and maybe he may can actually win this. it was exactly the same in the double game that they play in the in the usa some years ago barry pitting the same gate and this same game here you know now because the formula you nor i would believe you do the same gave me in the united states you know it's a thousand pay and now they're doing exactly the same here so. if the team will be close here in greece but not only team you get out that model just for goldman sachs or other investment banks you've owned this game and this is a decision of the prosecutors not our susan i think they would go in there well the elements. to call in here at least stool answer to some simple questions anytime you talking about these european bond markets of course germany's name comes up because there is a main focus point on all the bond dealings in europe and of course in germany the biggest bank i

he can dredge up some of that with some of the more the facts the case but good lloyd blankfein in fact could you call i blankfein as a witness as part of your case it sounds like he's an expert witness and fraudulent double dealing and maybe make an excellent witness but it was exactly the same the game that the cleaning do you say some years ago they're getting the same gate and same game here you know now they have the formula north. going to united states you know two thousand and eight and now they're doing exactly the same here so. if black fan will be called here in greece but not me but out that model just for goldman sachs or other investment banks you want these game this is a decision of the persuaders not our decision i think they are. in the air well the elements. to cold and here are at least stool i circle some simple questions anytime you're talking about these european markets of course germany's name comes up because there are a main focus point on all the bond dealings in europe and of course in germany the biggest bank is going to bank so. is it possible that they also are complicit

lloyd brown earlier. how often have you talked to them. >> i know them vaguely. willie and rows of the wonderful friends for so many years. they give me great advice. i asked them a lot for the vice, especially when we have such a very serious fight with jerry brown over redevelopment. i have never intended for them at all to be a negative, because he is doing what he needs to do. >> eliminated from the state budget? >> it also hurts us in long term ways. we have used redevelopment of the correct way. the governor knows that. he knows there are other things to gain by this elimination.

lloyd brown earlier. how often have you talked to them. >> i know them vaguely. willie and rows of the wonderful friends for so many years. they give me great advice. i asked them a lot for the vice, especially when we have such a very serious fight with jerry brown over redevelopment. i have never intended for them at all to be a negative

i would say it's unfair to compare osama bin laden to people like lloyd blankfein but certainly there are a lot of executives on wall street who have escaped the attention of the justice department and they they would definitely be natural prosecutorial targets and i don't think there's any reason why we can't move on to guys like that why is it that raj rajaratnam raj rajaratnam walked off with sixty million bucks stole sixty million bucks basically and he has to go out on bail will end up probably doing prison time but treated very very nicely whereas last week a guy walked into a seven eleven was a bag of potato chips put some of that had to cheese stuff you know for the for the corn chips operate they arrest him took him to jail ten thousand dollars bail it's like if things are well i guess the it's a rhetorical question let me let me get ag in your article as well as your book with topia you outline a number of frauds committed by goldman mostly defrauding investors what are the chances the goldman will ever face the music for these crimes and if not for fraud what else is baldly

well i think i'm never going to say that the you know somebody like you know lloyd blankfein is more of a threat to the united states than a saddam bin laden but you know these these companies do have a profound impact on on the way everybody lives their lives people don't realize that they're affected by wall street in a dozen different ways today whether it's you know how much you pay for gas how much you pay for electricity how much you pay for your credit cards. your mortgage is how much you're paying in taxes and how much your of your tax dollars are going to debt service there's a dozen two dozen things a day that happen that wall street does affect different ways that they're affecting your lives and so when these guys are corrupt when they're doing bad things and when they when they're committed to stealing and not playing by the rules it has a profound effect on society and i think it's it's something that people in this country don't lightly understand i think they will eventually but but right now it's just it's poorly understood now is matt tavi the political reporter for

and will send an envoy and we are in touch with most lloyd's new forces in gaza and representatives of gadhafi but we haven't broken diplomatic ties i think it's useful in any case because we're trying to make a closer approach is to reduce any reasons for the escalation of violence which is still ongoing we discussed it at the g eight nations says that we could laugh you regime has lost its legitimacy he must step down russia's approach to interfering in the internal affairs of sovereign nations differs dramatically from the west which appears eager to back some countries but not others it should choose to intervene in libya it does not suit is to intervene in bahrain those and those rational economic is geopolitical it's not about unity. g eight nations agreed a twenty billion dollars support package to arab nations that have toppled autocratic regimes and are struggling to build so-called new democracies along the euro there were statements like this screw up because the euro a zero everything that throws in the future of the euro will threaten europe as a whole so while huge spending cuts continue in an attempt to prevent euro e

i was in there tonight. it was electric. live in san jose lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >> how did they pull off the win tonight and what will the sharks face sunday? we'll have that coming up in sports. >>> fans going to tonight's sharks game may have noticed tighter security. the enhanced security measures are for the rest of the western conference finals and some of the changes include metal detectors, patdown searches, the inspection of bags and screening with wands. lloyd spoke to sharks officials about the change and emphasized -- and they emphasized there is no imminent threat. >> it's standard practice particularly once they get to the western and eastern conference finals and the finals they put forth ex ya security measures in place for precautionary reasons -- extra security measures in place for precautionary reasons. >> fans are asked to allow extra time for those security measures if they are going to the game sunday at the tank. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. just look for the sports dropdown menu on www.ktvu.com. >>

i was in there tonight. it was electric. live in san jose lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >> how did they pull off the win tonight and what will the sharks face sunday? we'll have that coming up in sports. >>> fans going to tonight's sharks game may have noticed tighter security. the enhanced security measures are for the rest of the western conference finals and some of the changes include metal detectors, patdown searches, the inspection of bags and screening with wands. lloyd spoke to sharks officials about the change and emphasized -- and they emphasized there is no imminent threat. >> it's standard practice particularly once they get to the western and eastern conference finals and the finals they put forth ex ya security measures in place for precautionary reasons -- extra security measures in place for precautionary reasons. >> fans are asked to allow extra time for those security measures if they are going to the game sunday at the tank. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. just look for the spts dropdown menu on www.ktvu.com. >>>

dollars business. >> i like the culture and music. >> reporter: there will be another glee show tomorrow. the show has a following of 11 million viewers every week. live in san jose, lloyd more video from tonight's concert. you can watch riv era perform a journey favorite. >>> and over the weekend hackers targeted sony music in greece. stealing personal information from nearly 9,000 customers and shutting down the site. sony says no credit card information was compromised. last week a hacker shut down the play station network. >>> and barnes and noble says it has a 6-inch black and white touch screen and will get two months of use from a single battery charge. the cost $139. it's shipping date is june 10th. >>> just in time for its memorial time weekend. gas prices are dropping and analysts expect that to continue. a gallon of regular averaged $4.20 today. last week it was $4.28. for comparison last year it was $3.16. >>> san francisco is now part of the president's push to go green. the obama administration is installing charges stations for more than 100 electric cars at government agencies. washington and detroit are also part of the initiative. it's all part of the

i applaud secretary lloyd and babbit for taking swift actions. hopefully, this improves the spirit the national safety board has done studies on air traffic controller fatigue. it took until 2009 for the faa to get their fatigue work group under way. they have made a dozen recommendations to get air traffic controllers under control. they can allow air traffic controllers to recuperate during their project. historically, the question of allowing air traffic controllers to take a break or knapp has bank political rather than scientific. there are decades of science on this issue and we look forward to hearing more about it today. thank you for coming all of the way from the west coast from washington state university. we look forward to hearing more about beastly performance research center and the sciences behind it. i am concern about a 53% increase in operational errors between fiscal year 2009-2010. operational errors are situations when planes come too close to each other in the air. it increased from 1200 in 2009 to 1900 last year. the error

lloyd doesn't feel that way. if you don't feel 70 what do you feel? >> i don't know. 45, 50, something like that.. >> reporter: 45 years younger? this does seem to be a different kind of generation than any in the past. it was then and it is now. and for half a century, bob dylan's music has been in the background. happy birthday, bob. mike sugarman, cbs 5. [ music ] >> at least he didn't try to sing. that's all i'm saying. >> 669, it will be the new 408 in the south bay but only for new phone customers. and that means anyone in silicone valley with a 408 area code now will keep their number. today the santa clara board of supervisors approved this method of assigning area codes versus the alternative, splitting it up by geography. the new digits will be rolled out by the end of next year. >> the oakland preacher who made national headlines for his failed prediction of the apork license says he just missed it by five mondays -- months. >> the whole world is under judgment day. and this is -- and it will continue right up until october 21, 2011. and at that time the whole world will be destroyed.

i think circumstances show that eisenhower agreed with marshall certainly in the state department and lloyd 10 percent is a graduate of my school as a great diplomat who really believed that the recognition and creation of the state of israel lead to endless turmoil in the middle east. but doesn't mean you cannot support that because there is a dramatic story from the state of israel. but the weeds are mixed in the flour spry wish i could answer you. >> did the hungarians expect the americans to come to their aid in 1956? >> there is evidence and they did between the refugees all the united states did was make a provision i forget the numbers now for the refugees to come to this country. there is great criticism of eisenhower before that. when he was clear headed it could not be done. back to the earlier question, eisenhower who did not believe on taking on the task who couldn't be completed successful, he regretted it deeply but made the decision you have to go back to world war two's to have mythology of what happened that without the soviet union and world war ii, a case could be made th

bill lloyd joins me with advice on how we should do that. he's a graduate of life, i it's been a long time since i have worn one of these. >> it looks so good on you. the first lessons parents need to, i guess, reconvey to their youngins is be safe. in what way? >> before they switch the tassel, parents need to tell their students to be safe. be safe in all that they do. that includes responsible driving, be sure to wear your seat belt. wear helmets when you're skateboarding or skiing, and in 2011, have the discussion about sexually transmitted diseases. you're not going to make it to 80 if you don't make it to 30. >>> good point. then you say you need to reiterate the lesson about tobacco and smokers and being in a smoky environment? >> no tobacco in your life, and don't share your life with anybody else who uses tobacco. in addition to all the tobacco related diseases and we know the risks of lung cancer, there's serious risks for asthma and other conditions that may involve your children in the future. don't let anybody move in if they're puffing on a cigarette. >>

briefly he's a very charismatic politician i think he will continue to be of interest to the public great to hear from you barry thanks. barry gardner labor m.p. lloyd grove from london always good to have your naughty thank you. well more stories to come for you. all to you live in moscow about ten minutes from now we travel to russia's republic of dagestan for a rare acquaintance. this path leads to mantle house walks through three same trees was telling his biography it is possible terms of the development of the country's history people come to visit and talk to him under the name of the man who has agreed to share some of his secrets to a long life with us here. in georgia thousands of opposition supporters are into their fifth straight day of protests against the government and the mobbing and to state sanctioned corruption and the resignation of president really who they accused of abusing his position to maintain power. as the details for us from their release. but the day of rage like being canceled but these pay tested certainly still angry concede a marching from their initial side by the t.v. station they come down the rise and heading t

shoe in for two thousand and twelve lloyd watson told us on facebook yes he is america is incredibly lucky to have obama as president in modern and sorry commented i have to admit that obama is on beatable after a catch like a lot in alex agrees but with a simple catch he said. terms of foreign policy obama scored high with the knot in south and then he goes on to add if the u.s. economy doesn't sink six months before election day then definitely yes as that week showing a republican candidate's roque said on you tube the republicans aren't bothering to field anyone to compete with him because they already have their man in the white house but while some of you on the left may agree with that i don't think any republicans would agree and it is still early in the game for a formidable republican candidate to emerge my take after the death of bin laden the president's approval ratings were the highest since zero nine but remember george h.w. he was at ninety percent after the gulf war and he still lost and then let's not forget about the latest unemployment numbers at the end of last week they were back up to nine point zero percent so which way do

lloyd? >> reporter: i'm at santa clara in downtown san jose, a place where cars cruise and people gather on friday nights. i got off the phone with police and they tell me so far it's been quiet, no problems. quite a contrast to what happened last night when san jose unofficially hosted a huge cinco de mayo celebration. tonight there are police in cars, on motorcycles, and on bicycles. >> our concern is not to overreact, we're actually prepared. >> reporter: last night, thousands of people flooded the downtown in areas of east san jose. news chopper 2 captured these pictures of people on motorcycles throughout the street. one person was stabbed, seven arrested, and acts of vandalism committed. workers were cleaning up today at a strip mall on allen mark avenue and 33rd street. bottles were thrown and windows of businesses were smashed. >> we have to take care of it one way or another. we're cleaning up the mess now with a shovel and a broom. >> the thought mentalities, someone has a bat, thinks it's cool to hit a window. >> reporter: downtown bars and restaurants were packed tonight with fans watching the s

lloyd? >> reporter: i'm at santa clara in downtown san jose, a place where cars cruise and people gather on friday nights. i got off the phone with police and they tell me so far it's been quiet, no problems. quite a contrast to what happened last night when san jose unofficially hosted a huge cinco de mayo celebration. tonight there are police in cars, on motorcycles, and on bicycles. >> our concern is not to overreact, we're actually prepared. >> reporter: last night, thousands of people flooded the downtown in areas of east san jose. news chopper 2 captured these pictures of people on motorcycles throughout the street. one person was stabbed, seven arrested, and acts of vandalism committed. workers were cleaning up today at a strip mall on allen mark avenue and 33rd street. bottles were thrown and windows of businesses were smashed. >> we have to take care of it one way or another. we're cleaning up the mess now with a shovel and a broom. >> the thought mentalities, someone has a bat, thinks it's cool to hit a window. >> reporter: downtown bars and restaurants were packed tonight with fans watching the s

i can't blame nobody but me. and that's the message denise levitt and mentally no place in the pretty rare experience of being a strong flavor it against lloyd jones one of the best punk upon players in the history of the sport's most skilled the saturday night. live it is russia's biggest loser with hope with experts considering the thirty one year olds to be the world's number one in the division. twenty one win speak for themselves with the only loss in his career coming from a very controversial split decision in the bud against winning w. beal jumpin mark of him tara you finally got your told of the story. you probably know already i think the guys over there totally destroyed again and this thing called for old. so you carried each other off it and i mean you gotta know that if you love a colt to save a drowning you probable. without a doubt. he's turning around liberals like him so well in ways even more important than russian softball he's straining under the guidance of a man who's been there and done everything. undisputed world junior welterweight champion close to you slim golden and tennis steps in the ring for this part i want

goldman post as i said this will proprietary trading business, this whole trading enterprise, making markets for their clients as lloyd blankfein tried to explain to senator levin that requires huge amounts of capital, the balance sheets, lots of leverage and lots of risk. now goldman thinks of itself as being the best manager of risk on wall street. these all the risk coming in the mortgage market and uniquely did something about it . everybody else didn't see the risk and let it take them down. goldman saw something about it comes all the risk and did something about it but at the same time it created a huge conflict for themselves. the other tenant of their philosophy is they believe they are great at managing conflicts whether it is with their clients or internally. we are in the business of managing conflict. lots of conflict in the business of managing them. well, i think that has gotten them into a lot of trouble and you can see as i write in the book during this crisis is, they were very smart about see in the trouble coming in the mortgage market and then making a big proprietary bet against the mortgage mark

later, the war continued to go devastatingly, and lloyd george took one of his most important commanders away from the western front and said to him, i want you to lead a special expedition. the purpose of which is to bring a christmas present to the british people. jerusalem. which is how lord allenby was dispatched with an expeditionary force landing in this egypt, moving up into palestine and taking jerusalem -- i think it was december 17th. in time to present jerusalem as a present to the british people. and when allenby took jerusalem, the press in britain was full of, finally, richard the lionheart is avenged. and, of course, that was the beginning of the british double game playing as british imperial methods always did, playing two local peoples against one another as a way of maintaining their power, a double game that continues today. the point being jerusalem defining something essential to the british imagination. so we're, you know, obvious why jews should feel at home in jerusalem. it's obvious why muslims who have defined their religion around the dome of the rock and as the second most important religious symbol in th

actually boxing i can't blame nobody but me if you can beat me and that's the message to denise lebedeff the mentor is no policing the pretty rare experience of being a strong flavor it against lloyd jones one of the best pound for pound players in the history of the sport in the skilled this saturday night. live it is russia's biggest loser we hope with experts considering the thirty one year old could be the world's number one in this division twenty one wins speak for themselves with the only loss in his career coming from a very controversial split decision in the bud against reigning w. build jumpin marco huck if you travel you probably go very low and you go totally destroying her and probably not only i think the guys go totally destroyed again and still call it drop. so you carry the judge off it and i mean you got to know that if you lost a cold to save in germany you probably. these turn around lived it will bite on him soil in ways even more important than russian so of course he's straining under the guidance of a man who's been there and done everything for more undisputed world junior welterweight can't ghosted you lynn goldman and dennis steps in the ring for this p

all i can say is that this was a great great series with detroit and it ain't over yet. shark fans celebrate for now. live at the shark tank, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sharks had never been to the stanley cup finals. if they beat vancouver this year would be the first. mark ibanez has more on the big win later in sports. we will go back to the tank after the big name seven win. >>> traffic is back to normal tonight along interstate 880 after a tanker truck spilled bio diesel fuel on to the roadway. the truck flipped to it sides in oakland. happened shortly before 1:00 p.m. causing a traffic back up that stretched for miles. the truck was carrying a thousand gallons of fuel, the chp says 150-gallons spilled on to the roadway. the lanes reopened shortly after 5:00 this afternoon. >>> oakland city council debateed the future of four fire stations at a budget hearing tonight. stations seven, 25, 28 and 29 could be closed in an attempt to reduce the city's $58 million budget deficit. it's part of a so called worse case scenario proposed by mayor jean quan. it also calls for the shortage of the police force. it also